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“Let’s test how this car screen performs” sets up a direct trial of the HiEHA portable display, with the creator presenting its in car use as the focus.
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“Let’s test how this car screen performs” sets up a direct trial of the HiEHA portable display, with the creator presenting its in car use as the focus.
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View breakdownLet's test how this car screen performs. The first advantage is that it supports both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, so you don't have to worry about whether you use an iPhone or an Android phone.
It comes with all the accessories you need, you can complete the full installation by yourself. First there is an AUX cable, a optional windscreen mount, all matching wires, this one is the cigarette lighter power cable, and a included reversing camera, which is very thoughtful. There is also a base to place on the dashboard. The accessory kit is very complete, no missing parts will leave you stuck during installation.
Let's test how fast it connects to CarPlay. Done, the operation is very easy. You search for CarPlay on your iPhone and connect it, the whole configuration process only takes about 20 seconds. Swiping on the screen feels very smooth, it is great value for money at its price point. It has a slight faint electric noise, I don't know why, but we are going to check where the music is playing from, and play some copyright-free music here for test.
It comes with its own speaker on the back. Of course we won't use its built-in speaker as a normal tablet to play music, we can also connect it via AUX cable for audio output. It supports multiple audio output methods: native Bluetooth, FM transmission, AUX wired and local playback, now the tablet is playing through its own local speaker. I prefer to use FM transmission mode, though it has a little delay, we enter the FM transmission interface, set a blank unused radio frequency, then tune the car radio to this frequency to listen to the sound from the tablet. If you want lower audio latency, you can connect it directly via Bluetooth.
The map display is great, the viewing angle performance is excellent. Notice this is a great advantage, because when you are driving you often move the tablet around to adjust the viewing position. The body material is plastic, there is no outstanding highlight in texture, but I think this is a car tablet that fully meets the functional needs, its low-key and simple design makes it a very useful complementary accessory for your car if you do not have a original central control screen.
The man holds the car tablet, shows the main interface, points at the function icons on the screen, and introduces that the product supports both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
The man opens the white packaging box, takes out all the plastic-sealed accessories one by one, including AUX cable, mounting bracket, cigarette lighter power cable, rear camera wiring and dashboard base, introducing that all accessories are included.
The man shows the main interface after CarPlay connection, demonstrates the smooth touch sliding of the screen, holds the tablet to his ear to hear the faint electric noise, then operates the screen to open the music playback interface.
The man flips the tablet to show the dual speaker grills on the back, then returns to the screen interface, demonstrates local playback, AUX audio output, FM transmission function, and manually drags to adjust the FM frequency to 96.30MHz.
The man shows the clear navigation map interface on the tablet, displays the screen viewing angle effect from different hand-holding positions, flips the tablet to show the full plastic back design, then turns back to the front to show the app icon interface to finish the introduction.
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